is the output (110VAC) regulated at 60 cycles?
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Yes, it outputs 60 Hz but DOES NOT output a sine wave. Small inverters of this type put out what is sometimes called "dirty" 60Hz power, which is perfectly fine for most (modern) digital electronics, incandescent lights, and SOME motors. It is not good for other kinds of motors some fluorescent lights, and many analog audio systems (you'll hear a hum). I'm afraid I don't know which motors are OK and which are not.
3120
Hi Gary, I am not certain if it is regulating at 60 cycles. I do know that it works wonderful when there is two computers plugged in. They both work without any problems and keep them charged. Hope this helps. Kristine
110701
Nice use of Watt's Law, but you can't calculate the input draw based on the output power. 6000w is calculated using the voltage of its internal power supply not your 120vac wall outlet. So 6000w output does NOT equal a 50a input draw.
1454073
What their website says:Rated Output at 20% Duty Cycle90 A at 18.5 VDC 63 A at 21 VDC
1266009
Not sure if it is what you are asking, but on the bottom it lists: 120V 60Hz 0.5A Hope that helps.
567997
My unit lists 120vac 60hz 10amps only, so I believe you would need to separately purchase a step-down converter to match that.
1515635
Stated : 110 AC 60 Hz Rated power 350 W Max.locked motor approx wattage 3000 W
1521306
No. It is 120 volts. However, you can travel type kits to step down from 240 to 120. Be alerted that we don't like it very much. It really runs HOT.
1709653
I dont believe its regulated, at least I cant find anything on thr transformer that states it is
188351
Label on the side says, 115vac/60HZ 2.5 amps. I don't have my clamp on meter here to give actual.
1131589
The tag on the machine lists the following 120V/60Hz AC 4.2A, hope this helps you out
1052482
It is set up to use 120 volt 60 cycle, which is the also referred to 110 volt 60 cycle. Many years ago the US upgraded to 240 volt/ 120 volt 60 cycle residential service. Short answer 120 volt 60 cycle AC.
1867820
I use it with 110 v 60 cycles. Not sure if it can be used with a 220 like in Europe or the Far East.
2170273
No, it is 120 volts 60 Hz. You can buy a transformer to convert down from 220.
406178
no, unless you had a 220vac to 110vac step down transformer, the alternating current should be 60 cycles as well. thx Bob
54079
There is an option for 220/240 single phase. Remember, this generates 60 cycle, not 50 cycle. I would suspect that you might have 50 cycle appliances.
1124544
Input 120V 60Hz Total output 7VA Out put 15VDC 19VAC Full throttle control and Direcrion switch
642412
I'm no expert on this, but there is no way for the 2 generators to synchronize their 60 cycle AC, which is absolutely necessary if the 2 outputs were combined. If they were out of sync (100% probability), there would be all kinds, of perhaps, spectacular effects. If the 2 outputs were isolated from each other - select specific, different, circuits for each, then NP.